Ministry of Defence Table of contents MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Ministerial/Departmental MP caught in Albania tangle 1 Western Daily Press {Main}, 02 Feb 2018, p3, Keyword: Mark Lancaster, Journalist: Not Credited, Thousands left in limbo as Carillion jobs saved 2 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p51, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Alexandra Frean, British soldier dies serving on Iraqi base 3 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p20, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Deborah Haynes, Also reported in: Soldier's Iraq end 4 The Sun {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p8, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Not Credited Soldier dies at air base in iraq 5 Daily Record {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p30, Keyword: Mark Lancaster, Journalist: Lucinda Cameron Black Watch soldier dies in Iraq base incident 6 Scotsman, The {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p5, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: RICHARD WOODWARD Army probe as Black Watch captain dies at Iraqi air base 7 Press & Journal (Aberdeen) {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p10, Keyword: Mark Lancaster, Journalist: Alistair Munro MoD probe into mystery death of Scots officer in Iraq 9 Herald, The (Glasgow) {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p7, Keyword: Mark Lancaster, Journalist: Jody Harrison Council at loggerheads with MoD over sale of historic military hub 10 The News (Portsmouth) {Main}, 02 Feb 2018, p4, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: DAVID GEORGE, Mea culpa: a bad metaphor can spoil the whole barrel 12 The Independent (App Edition) {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p34, Keyword: Gavin Williamson, Journalist: John Rentoul, Dust off your... duffel coat 15 The Daily Telegraph {Saturday}, 03 Feb 2018, p6, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Stephen Doig, Abbreviation worthy of the Royal Navy's largest warship 21 The Daily Telegraph {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p7, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Ben Farmer, US defence wants a 'credible' UK military after voicing concerns over budget cuts 23 The Daily Telegraph {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p4, Keyword: Gavin Williamson, Journalist: Ben Farmer, NOW & THEN 24 Scotsman, The {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p33, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Not Credited, Thousands march in call to end troops w itch-hunt 25 Daily Mail {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p28, Keyword: Ministry of Defence, Journalist: Ian Drury, WAKE me up when Gavin [...] 27 Daily Express {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p13, Keyword: Gavin Williamson, Journalist: Jennifer Selway, Ministry of Defence Table of contents Defence Equipment & Sales Cobham sale fails its first test with City investors 28 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p54, Keyword: DEFENCE INDUSTRY, Journalist: Callum Jones, Also reported in: Cobham offloads two non-defence divisions to cut debt 30 The Daily Telegraph {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p35, Keyword: DEFENCE INDUSTRY, Journalist: Alan Tovey Defence Booking now 31 The Guardian {The Guide}, 03 Feb 2018, p33, Keyword: BRITISH MILITARY, Journalist: Not Credited, Troubled waters 32 Scotsman, The {Magazine}, 03 Feb 2018, p20, Keyword: BRITISH MILITARY, Journalist: ALLANMASSIE, How I found out Dad was one of the 3,000 heroes sacrificed by Churchill to save Dunkirk 35 Daily Mail {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p58, Keyword: BRITISH MILITARY, Journalist: John Jay, Falklands hero honoured by both sides 40 Daily Express {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p41, Keyword: BRITISH MILITARY, Journalist: Rick Jolly, Veterans National memorial to honour Sikh [...] 41 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p78, Keyword: VETERANS, Journalist: Not Credited, Readers to kit out home for SAS Bob 42 The Sun {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p11, Keyword: VETERANS, Journalist: Andrew Parker, Also reported in: Readers all gave Bob hope 43 The Sun {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p35, Keyword: VETERANS, Journalist: Lorraine Kelly MORE than 400,000 [...] 44 Daily Mail {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p19, Keyword: VETERANS, Journalist: Amanda Platell Battle to halt Canada VC's export to UK 45 Daily Mirror {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p9, Keyword: VETERANS, Journalist: Louie Smith, Wills' poetry competition to find a new Wilfred Owen 46 Daily Mail {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p30, Keyword: VETERANS, Journalist: Rebecca English, Royal Navy/Marines Mocking witches is a recipe for double trouble 48 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p28, Keyword: ROYAL NAVY/MARINES, Journalist: Rose Wild, British Army Kung fu for 'soft' soldiers 49 Daily Star {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p8, Keyword: BRITISH ARMY, Journalist: Not Credited, Army officer killed in Iraq 50 Daily Mirror {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p23, Keyword: BRITISH ARMY, Journalist: Not Credited, Ministry of Defence Table of contents RAF Court Circular 51 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p82, Keyword: RAF, Journalist: Not Credited, Also reported in: Court Circular 52 The Daily Telegraph {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p30, Keyword: RAF, Journalist: Not Credited Queen sees base for fighter force 53 Press & Journal (Aberdeen) {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p19, Keyword: RAF, Journalist: Not Credited, Also reported in: Queen's jet mission 54 Daily Record {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p24, Keyword: RAF, Journalist: Not Credited Worldwide Saudi leader's visit to Britain is likely to reveal tensions as well as ties 55 The Guardian {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p7, Keyword: United Nations, Journalist: Patrick Wintour,Owen Bowcott, Beware of Trump's nearest and dearest - they read from 'the Washington playbook' 58 The Independent (App Edition) {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p29, Keyword: Donald Trump, Journalist: PATRICK COCKBURN, Nuclear strategy shift Washington The [...] 62 The Times {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p42, Keyword: Donald Trump, Journalist: Not Credited, ANIMALS Army's new regimental goat evades capture 63 The Daily Telegraph {Main}, 03 Feb 2018, p13, Keyword: BRITISH MILITARY, Journalist: Harry Yorke, Source: Western Daily Press {Main} Edition: Country: UK Date: Friday 2, February 2018 Page: 3 Area: 36 sq. cm Circulation: ABC 15544 Daily Ad data: page rate £2,624.80, scc rate £12.06 Phone: 0117 934 3000 Keyword: Mark Lancaster MP caught in Albania tangle Stroud MP David Drew has been left red-faced after con- fusion over whether Albania is a member of Nato. The Labour MP, who is a shadow minister for environ- ment, food and rural affairs, submitted a written question to the defence secretary asking him whether he plans to support the Balkan state’s application to join Nato. But Mark Lancaster replied that Albania had been a full member since April 1, 2009. Mr Drew, who has been pro- lific at submitting written questions to the Government since he won his seat back in last year’s general election, admitted the question was “asked in error”. Reproduced by Gorkana under licence from the NLA (newspapers), CLA (magazines), FT (Financial Times/ft.com) or other copyright owner. No further copying (including printing of digital cuttings), digital reproduction/forwarding of the cutting is permitted except under licence from the copyright owner. All FT content is copyright The Financial Times Ltd. Article Page 1 of 1 414087059 - MIKSOT - J21065-1 - 134173536 Page 1 of 63 Source: The Times {Main} Edition: Country: UK Date: Saturday 3, February 2018 Page: 51 Area: 126 sq. cm Circulation: ABC 450064 Daily Ad data: page rate £16,645.00, scc rate £75.00 Phone: 020 7782 5000 Keyword: Ministry of Defence Thousands left in limbo as Carillion jobs saved Alexandra Frean working on had been halted. He added: “Employees who have The fate of thousands of staff at been working since the liquidation was Carillion was still uncertain last night, announced will be paid for their work. despite hundreds being told that they The payments will be from the custom- had kept or lost their jobs. ers (some private, some government) The Insolvency Service said that 919 on whose behalf the work is being people had been told that their jobs done.” were safe and that 377 had been made 6 Small businesses and workers affect- redundant, leaving a huge question ed by the collapse have been promised mark over a further 16,700 workers at a multimillion-pound package of the collapsed construction contractor. support. The state-owned British Busi- The official receiver said that those ness Bank said it would provide £100 whose jobs had been saved worked million worth of lending via high street primarily in back-office functions, such banks and other finance firms. as administration and sales. They will be transferred to new employers. “Most staff are transferring on existing or similar terms and I will continue to facilitate this wherever possible as we work to find new pro- viders for Carillion’s other contracts,” the receiver said yesterday. The receiver has not managed to secure the jobs of 377 people, mostly back-office staff. They include 253 who had been working on public sector contracts and a further 124 working on private sector contracts. Those affected will be entitled to claim statutory redundancy payments, funded by the taxpayer. Carillion went bust last month owing more than £1 billion to its suppliers and banks, putting the future of 18,000 directly employed workers in doubt, plus tens of thousands more in its supply chain. Its failure has raised questions over many of its public sector contracts in hospitals, schools, prisons and for the Ministry of Defence. As the Insolvency Service picks over the rubble of the collapsed company, trying to salvage what it can, a spokes- man said yesterday that, for the time being, those who had not been made redundant or officially offered a new job must “turn up for work until told otherwise”, even though many of the construction contracts they were ki h d b h l d Reproduced by Gorkana under licence from the NLA (newspapers), CLA (magazines), FT (Financial Times/ft.com) or other copyright owner. No further copying (including printing of digital cuttings), digital reproduction/forwarding of the cutting is permitted except under licence from the copyright owner. All FT content is copyright The Financial Times Ltd.